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Larne Port and Larne Lough
Larne Port, Larne Lough and East Antrim Boat Club
To access Larne Lough, you must pass through the Port of Larne. All vessels intending to pass through the Port of Larne, MUST CALL into “Larne Port Control” on:
VHF Channel 11
or phone
+44(0) 28 2887 2179
Port control will advise on any Shipping Movements and Safety Information.
CLICK HERE for helpful information from Larne Port for leisure users.
Larne Lough provides excellent shelter and good holding along the Islandmagee Shore.
CLICK HERE for advice on anchoring.
The moorings adjacent to the Club are privately owned. Generally visitors are welcome to use them if they are not being used. Contact the Club or call ashore to ask which moorings are most suitable. Anyone using one of these moorings DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.
At the front of the Clubhouse there is a small, concrete pier called Wymers Pier. Boats can come alongside Wymers Pier to take on water or provisions (North side, South side or on the end) at approx. HW +/- 2 hours. The pier can accommodate boats up to approximately 12M / 40 ft depending on tide. Dinghies can use the slipway or the pier when coming ashore.
East Antrim Boat Club – Summer Bar Hours
Tuesday and Thursday: 1900 – 2300
Friday: 1700 – 2300
Saturday: 1700 – 2300
Sunday : 1400 – 1830
If the bar is open you can be signed in as a visitor by any member and you will be made very welcome. During the summer months, Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sundays are the busiest with racing and/or training taking place.
East Antrim Boat Club – Gate Access
East Antrim Boat Club has a security gate. If you need to arrange to enter or exit the premises please contact:
Commodore@eabc.club
honsec@eabc.club
ym@eabc.club
They will be able to open the gate remotely.
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Live Weather @ EABC
Welcome to East Antrim Boat Club, Curran Point, Larne, Co. Antrim. Please refresh your browser (F5) to ensure the latest data.
The weather station in use is the Davis Vantage Plus Pro2, and these pages are updated every 5 minutes. The meteorological day used at this station ends at midnight.
CLICK HERE to access live data from this weather station
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Belfast Lough Yachting Conference
The Belfast Lough Yachting Conference (BLYC) plays a key role in organizing the various regattas that take place. During meetings, the Sailing Secretary or a representative from each club works together to coordinate which clubs will host which regattas and on what dates. This is particularly important because some of the Belfast Lough clubs have specific tidal restrictions that need to be taken into consideration.
CLICK HERE to access Belfast Lough Yachting Conference
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Other Useful Links
Chandlers and Marine Services
- Bosun Bobs
- Chandlery and Boat Specialists – Bangor
- Allan Dorman and Son, 10 High Street, Larne +44(0)28 2828 2205
- Hardware & DIY Supplies
- Bryan Willis Marine
- Boat & Yacht Painting, Repairs & Refurb – Larne
- Carrick Marine Projects
- Liftout, Repair, Chandlery and Rigging Services – Carrickfergus
- CH Marine
- Chandlery – Newtownards
- Stitt Marine
- Specialists in the sale and service of Mercury and Tohatsu Outboards – Islandmagee
- McWilliams Sail Bags
- McWilliam Tote and Holdall Bags
- Tedfords Sailmakers
- Rigging, Ropework, Rigging, Covers and Sail Repairs – Belfast
- W McKay and Sons
- Ship Chandlery and Mooring Supplies – Larne
Class Associations
- GP14 Ireland
- IODAI
- Irish 420 Association
- Irish Laser Association
- RS Ireland Association
- The Flying Fifteen Association of Ireland
- Topper Ireland
Northern Ireland Sailing Clubs
- Ballyholme Yacht Club
- Carlingford Lough Yacht Club
- Carrickfergus Sailing Club
- Coleraine Yacht Club
- Cushendall Sailing and Boating Club
- Donaghdee Sailing Club
- East Antrim Boat Club
- East Down Yacht Club
- Holywood Yacht Club
- Newcastle Yacht Club
- Newtownards Sailing Club
- Quoile Yacht Club
- Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club
- Royal Ulster Yacht Club
- Strangford Lough Yacht Club
